Monica Johnson
Senior Designer
Monica leads design across our web projects. Page templates, design systems, accessibility, brand application and the visual decisions that determine how a website reads on every device all come through her.
Custom WordPress website design for B2B organisations, NHS trusts, maritime companies and public sector bodies. Design systems, accessibility-first layouts, conversion-optimised templates and the full build delivered by senior designers and developers.
Every website we design starts with UX research into your organisation, your audience and your commercial goals. We create bespoke designs with user journeys, responsive layouts and conversion paths shaped by how your visitors think and act. No templates. No generic solutions.
We design websites for B2B businesses and public sector organisations as part of our B2B marketing agency services. From technology and SaaS to maritime, logistics, construction, professional services, healthcare and the public sector, each design is shaped by your market.
We have designed websites for V.Group, Littlefish, East London NHS Foundation Trust and Transaid, alongside organisations across technology, healthcare, maritime and the public sector.
Our design work starts with the people who will use your website. We look at your audience, your sales process and the questions buyers ask before they get in touch, then plan the page structure and user journeys around them. Accessibility is part of the design from the first wireframe, so colour contrast, type sizes and focus states are settled before any build begins.
Designs are built in Figma as a system of reusable components, not as separate pages. You review them at each stage and our designers and developers work together throughout, so what you sign off is what goes live. B2B buyers, patients and procurement teams all judge an organisation by its website. We design so yours earns that trust on the first visit.
A good design needs more behind it than a strong look. The services below cover the research, development, accessibility and hosting that every website we design depends on, so the website you sign off performs as well as it looks once it goes live.
See how our web design work has helped B2B businesses and public sector organisations launch WordPress websites that drive engagement and support their commercial objectives.
Good web design has to work for users, search engines and the people maintaining it after launch. Our team covers the design, technical implementation, ongoing development and project delivery so the website stays joined up from first concept through to the work that follows go-live.
Good design earns the second click. It builds trust before your copy has a chance to make its case, signals professionalism before your sales team gets involved and turns visitors into enquiries through choices the user never consciously notices. The work below shows how we approach web design across sectors with their own visual demands.
Every website we design is bespoke. There are no off-the-shelf themes, page builders or bloated codebases. Design is handled in-house, and development is built around performance, accessibility and future-proofing. This approach allows us to focus on what actually matters: giving you a website that’s fast, clear and built to do its job properly.
Effective web design begins with a clear strategy. Before any creative or technical work starts, we focus on understanding your goals, audience and internal priorities. This isn’t about vague discovery sessions. It’s a structured process designed to define outcomes, remove uncertainty and guide the direction of the entire project.
At this stage, we hold a project kick-off meeting to agree objectives and outline expectations. This includes identifying key stakeholders, agreeing success measures and reviewing any potential limitations. We then map the site’s structure, building a logical sitemap that reflects your content and user journeys. This becomes the backbone of the entire build.
We also assess your existing assets. That includes reviewing available copy, photography, brand assets and any third-party tools that need to be integrated. If content needs to be created or refreshed, we flag it early so there are no surprises later in the process. Accessibility requirements and compliance standards are also identified upfront.
By the end of this phase, everyone is aligned. You’ll have a documented plan, a confirmed sitemap and a clear understanding of what comes next. This clarity sets the foundation for an efficient, collaborative and focused design process. Nothing moves forward without it.
With the strategy and structure in place, we move into the creative phase. This is where the visual direction of the website begins to take shape. It’s not about design for design’s sake. Every decision is made with usability, clarity and brand alignment in mind. From layout to typography, each element is considered and intentional.
We start by creating wireframes that define structure and content hierarchy. These help to map out how key elements like navigation, calls to action and page sections will behave. Once the layout is agreed, we move to high-fidelity designs, applying your brand identity to the page visuals. Colours, fonts, imagery and interface components are all tailored to your brand guidelines.
Both desktop and mobile designs are produced to ensure consistency across all devices. Accessibility, legibility and user flow are central considerations. Every design is built to accommodate real-world usage, not just to look good in isolation. Where possible, we include actual content rather than placeholders to avoid surprises later in development.
At this point, all stakeholders are invited to review and provide feedback. We incorporate this input and refine the design until a final concept is agreed. These signed-off visuals are essential. Development only begins once the full design is approved. That ensures efficiency, avoids unnecessary rework and gives the project a clear creative blueprint.
Once designs are signed off, we begin development. This is where visuals are translated into a fully functioning WordPress website. We build everything from the ground up using clean, secure and search-friendly code. There are no themes or page builders involved. Everything is bespoke and built to perform.
We start by setting up a development environment and coding the structure in HTML5, CSS3 and PHP. Content is loaded manually, and components are built using a responsive framework to ensure the site performs well across all devices. Our developers pay close attention to usability, performance and accessibility from the outset.
Functionality is configured at this stage too. This may include contact forms, third-party integrations, advanced navigation, site search and anything else specified in the brief. If your website includes features like HubSpot, Google Tag Manager or WCAG compliance, these are set up and tested during this phase.
By the end of development, the website is fully functional and ready for review. All content will be in place, and the site will be visually and technically complete. It’s not the final step, but it is the point where the structure is locked and the project moves into testing. Every element has been designed and coded with care.
With the build complete, the website enters a structured testing phase. This is where functionality, compatibility and user experience are checked across browsers, devices and operating systems. Testing ensures that everything works as intended before the site goes live.
We begin by testing on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. Browsers such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge are included in this stage. We simulate real-world usage to identify any layout shifts, rendering issues or inconsistent behaviour. This includes navigating menus, completing forms and interacting with all content blocks.
We also check for accessibility and performance. Image optimisation, responsive behaviour and any remaining code issues are addressed. If you have specific accessibility or WCAG requirements, they are fully reviewed here. 301 redirects are also created at this point to ensure there are no broken links or SEO issues post-launch.
Client feedback is welcomed during testing. You’ll be invited to review the site and flag anything you want adjusted. If changes are needed, they are handled efficiently and documented for transparency. This is the last opportunity to make structural tweaks before launch.
Testing ensures the final product is stable, consistent and ready for public access. It’s an essential step that protects the quality and performance of the site before anything is made live.
Launch is the final step in the process, but it’s more than just switching a site live. It requires a methodical handover to avoid downtime, preserve SEO and ensure everything works as expected. Every launch is carefully managed and coordinated with your team.
We begin by backing up the development site and preparing it for transfer. The site is then moved to the agreed server, and DNS is updated to point the domain to the new location. We double-check all 301 redirects, configure the cookie consent tool, and confirm that all forms are delivering as expected.
Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics are also configured or transferred, depending on your setup. If you’re using Cloudflare or WP Rocket, we ensure those services are integrated and functioning correctly. This helps improve performance and reduce load times immediately after launch.
Once the site is live, we complete a final round of checks. This includes confirming that the SSL certificate is active, that all contact forms are routing correctly, and that no errors are present in the live environment. From there, the project is officially complete and the website is handed over for ongoing use.
A well-executed launch sets the tone for how the website will perform in the weeks and months to come. Our process ensures that nothing is left to chance and that your website is stable, fast and ready to support your objectives from day one.
The questions we hear most about web design projects, from timescales to editing content after launch.
No. Every site is designed and developed from scratch by our in-house team. We never use templates, themes or page builders. This gives you full flexibility, better performance and a future-proof foundation that can scale with your organisation.
Yes. We build all websites in WordPress with a structured, user-friendly admin. Content is easy to update without technical knowledge. We also use Advanced Custom Fields to make editing clear and efficient for your internal team.
Most projects take between eight and twelve weeks from deposit to launch. Timelines depend on the size of the site, the availability of content and how quickly feedback is provided during the process. A clear schedule is agreed early on.
It’s helpful, but not essential. If content is still being written, we can use placeholders during design. We’ll let you know exactly when we need the final text and images. We also offer copywriting services if required.
Yes. Every website we design is fully responsive. This means it will display correctly on desktops, tablets and smartphones. Mobile layout and performance are considered throughout the design and development phases, not added as an afterthought.
That’s not a problem. We can migrate existing content where needed or start fresh if a restructure is planned. We’ll review your current setup and recommend the most efficient path forward based on your goals and any technical considerations.
UX, UI, responsive design, WordPress-based delivery, accessibility and the wider craft of building websites that turn visitors into enquiries. Practical thinking from the Priority Pixels web design team, based on what actually converts for UK B2B and B2C brands.
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